After asking to resign from MI6 and the Continuity Cavalcade of objects from the previous films, Bond sits in his office and is about to drink from a flask. Then he looks at a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and says "Sorry Ma'am!" and drinks.
As Draco's henchmen take Bond to see him, they lead him through a small, wooden gate. As Bond passes it, he shoves it back as hard as he can to try and hit the man behind him out of spite.
A janitor can be heard whistling the theme to Goldfinger while mopping the floors.
While undercover at Piz Gloria, Bond tries to bed Ruby for a second time, entering her room while speaking in a "Honey, I'm home!" sort of fashion. However, the moment he insults Irma Bunt, the matron of the complex, she immediately springs out of the bed, as if offended by the remark.
Bond:(Gasps) Fancy meeting you here, Fräulein! (Grunther knocks him unconscious)
Bond scheduling an encounter with a different girl every hour. That's how he got caught.
Bond, to the nearby curling scorekeeper: You've no idea how it's piling up!
Bond has a fling with Ruby in order to obtain information about the suspicious clinic that Irma Bunt probably wouldn't want him to know. Fair enough. But then comes a situation where another patient infiltrates his room for a book she'd wanted to see at dinner, which Bond had left in Ruby's room. Bond beds her as well as a distraction, using the exact same lines with her as he did with Ruby.
Ruby gazing and giggling when Bond drops his kilt in her room.
"Sir Hillary" describing to Fräulein Bunt what her surname stands for.
Bond: Bunt? Interesting name for a genealogist. Are you from a naval family?
Bunt: Naval?
Bond: It's a nautical term, you see, meaning the baggy or swollen parts of a sail. Nothing personal, of course.
Bunt: ...Interesting.
"I got the gadgets and I know how to use them."
Bond tries so hard to remain in character and not flirt at Piz Gloria that he gets visibly uncomfortable when surrounded by the all-female patients of the clinic. This results in some of the girls thinking he's gay.
English girl: Well of course, I know what he's allergic to...
During the night ski chase, a mook launches off a ramp and goes flying into a tree, slowly clattering to the ground from it like a cartoon. Another mook grumbling "Idiot!" as they pass him is the cherry on top.
After a mook falls into the path of a moving snowblower and is shredded to pieces by it:
Bond casually flipping through a Playboy magazine being kept by a banker while he waits for a safecracker to work. At one point the scene cuts back to Bond as he folds up the centerfold with a smile on his face ... and then he opens it up again after glancing at the cracker.
And then as he leaves after sending out the stolen documents, he's seen folding up the stolen centrefold of the Playboy to take with him.
Blofeld's "I have taught you to love chickens" line while brainwashing Ruby. That sentence coming from a man like Blofeld is just too good.
The teenagers yelling, "Say it with flowers!" when they drove past Bond's Aston Martin, all covered in white flowers.
After Bond escapes from Piz Gloria to a nearby village, he is seen by Irma Bunt's patrol car and attempts to hide in a shed. It probably would have worked... had the shed not been filled with cowbells that he accidentally backs into. The resulting fight with two mooks sound very... different than your average fistfight.
Bond and Tracy are about to kiss while the latter is at the wheel, resulting in a passing car blaring its horn as it speeds by. What's even better is that Tracy wasn't even drifting out of her lane at the time, so the driver most likely saw them about to kiss at the wheel.
Bond is abducted by Draco's goons at his hotel, one of which he had fight with in Tracy's hotel room the night before. He puts on a hilariously cheery facade upon seeing him.
Bond: You've thought of everything. What a lovely surprise, our meeting again so soon.
The goon threatens him with a knife.
While in the car:
Bond: So, where's the party, this time?
Main goon: You have an appointment.
Bond: Business or pleasure? (Silence) Mystery tour, eh? (Indicates the knife) I think we'll enjoy it more without that.
The goon removes the knife and grunts in agreement.
The Novel
The Radio Adaptation:
When Bond is on his way to Piz Gloria to storm it, he is the one that converses with Zurich Information. He increasingly loses his patience with the person on the other end to sell the illusion that they lost his flight plan papers, and it works.